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Complex Data Structures - Comprehensive Meta-Analysis

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Meta-Analysis for complex data structures. These structures include independent subgroups, multiple outcomes, multiple time-points, and multiple comparison groups.
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21 авг 2024

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@menzir 6 лет назад

Hi, would you please be able to explain how to use CMA to look at studies which have 3 or more comparison groups? E.g., Control vs. Treatment 1 vs. Treatment 2? I haven't been able to find help for this anywhere, other than the Cochrane suggestion that you combine multiple treatment groups into 1, which seems less than ideal! Thank you so much!

@top10trendingitems88 6 лет назад

this will be network meta-analysis that is not available in cma

@top10trendingitems88 6 лет назад

Actually I have no idea about adjustment. It is worth emailing them Michael@meta-analysis.com, Support@meta-analysis.com

@top10trendingitems88 6 лет назад

You can email me the data ; I wonder if you can do meta-regression??!

@jukazyzz 2 года назад

Hey @menzir, did you find a solution for this? Regardless of the software, some more information about the procedures?

@connie4551 3 года назад

Thanks for the video! As mentioned at 1:15:23, if we combine three outcomes, the formula for the new variance will be divided by 9. What about the correlation coefficient? How can we find a correlation coefficient between 3 outcomes? Thanks very much!

@jamessakeah9791 2 года назад

How do you compare males to females instead of the composite effect size?

@tubakurtt 10 месяцев назад

Hi @jamessakeah9791 , did you find any answers to your question? I am also interesting in comparing different results for females and males and any information about how to run the meta-analysis would be really helpful!